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This childhood favorite makes an exciting, super-fast vocal jazz showcase for younger choirs. Inspired by Ella Fitzgerald, the vocal lines are easy, making it a great vehicle for developing jazz inflection...

This traditional Scottish song recalls the escape of Bonnie Prince Charlie to the Isle of Skye after his defeat in battle at Culloden in 1746. The gently rocking motion of the 6/8 meter and the optional cello...view details

Kids will love performing with shakers in hand during this island-flavored Calypso song, arranged especially for developing two-part singers. A terrific way to shake things up and bring the house down!

You've never imagined this popular American folksong with such interesting character before! With generous sharing of the melody in all voice parts, this innovative arrangement also uses piano four-hands,...view details

Hand claps, fun-to-sing words and a hoedown-style accompaniment make this easy folksong arrangement a treat for two-part male or treble voices. "For I'm gone to Lou'siana for to see my Susianna, singin'...

Playful and fun, with a surprise ending, this folk-style novelty original makes clever use of rhythmic motifs, call and response, and independent part singing to create a humorous tribute to our favorite...view details

Easy vocal parts and a western-flavored accompaniment combine in this clever arrangement of three American folk songs. This is a valuable teaching piece that's fun to sing, too. Includes: Chicken On A Fence...view details

Everyone knows this as a cowboy song, but Roger Emerson has uncovered a quality in it that no one knew was there. Set in a haunting, contemporary style, the tune takes on a freshness that brings it into our...

Developing mixed choirs will enjoy rehearsing and performing this flexible setting that accommodates the changing voice. It has a contemporary feel, set in 4/4 meter rather than the traditional 3/4, and the...view details

Teaching opportunities abound in this irresistible setting of a traditional American folk tune. The modal melody is pentatonic, the easy ostinato-like countermelodies make part-singing a snap, and there is...view details

Emily Crocker's arrangement of the old American dance song features fun lyrics, delightful vocal interplay, a hoedown accompaniment and a few stomps and claps to add energy. Historical program notes are...view details

This is awesome for young choirs! Your singers will love playing shakers when they perform this ever-popular calypso song, and the arrangement really makes the most of the "islands" groove. It's a terrific way...view details

"Ride a cockhorse to banbury cross..." The familiar nursery rhyme is briefly joined with London Bridge in this creative original setting for young voices. This continues to be a popular choice for...view details

This American folk song tells the story of a girl wearing a yellow ribbon around her neck until far-away love returns to her. The story, told in unison and easy part-singing, will delight your young...

Hand claps, an interesting countermelody, and a brief, contrasting slow section give a nice, fresh sound to this arrangement of the favorite American folksong. Solid writing all the way for young voices,...

In this accompanied setting, the traditional American folksong receives a fresh, gospel-flavored interpretation, with bluesy harmonies and a laid-back rhythmic groove. Use the recorded accompaniment track to...view details

Jeff funk has created a remarkably sensitive and highly musical arrangement of one of our most revered American folk melodies. Between its fresh scoring and rich harmonies it makes a great showpiece for choirs...view details

Aaron Copland's famous setting of the Shaker melody long regarded as one of the classics of American folk music. 'Tis a gift to be simple' and the simplicity of this great folk hymn make this an ideal concert...view details

The American folk classics Skip to My Lou and Billy Boy are combined in this easy, fun setting. A spinning wheel-like accompaniment, harmonic surprises and a contrasting a cappella section add up...view details

Rhythmic clapping and stomping patterns add to the fun of this lively setting based on the American folksongs Skip to My Lou and Shoo, Fly with the spiritual This Train thrown in for good...view details

This contemporary treatment of the American folksong Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier captures the poignant emotions of those left behind in time of war. Turbulent accompaniment patterns, vocal ostinati...view details

A tuneful pentatonic melody, accessible harmonies, and logical ranges combine in this attractive setting for young voices. The piece contains short phrases that allow for comfortable breathing, adding to...